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16.11.2024 / 16:59

Protesters gather outside Altrincham hotel over arrival of 300 asylum seekers

Outside a stone church on a rainy Saturday, hand-drawn signs can be seen through the drizzle. ‘House our homeless first,’ one reads. ‘No entry without documents,’ another says.

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15.11.2024 / 14:55

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The arrivals that have divided a town

Abel Nigussie crossed the Channel in a small boat in the middle of the night.

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‘Silo’ Premiere: What Juliette Finds After Escaping Her Underground Shelter In Season One

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains details from the season 2 return of Silo on AppleTV+.

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Palestinian Filmmaker Rashid Masharawi Talks About Opening Cairo Film Festival With ‘Passing Dreams’: ‘Hope Is Part of the Resistance’

John Bleasdale Guest Contributor Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Masharawi opens the Cairo Film Festival with the world premiere of his new film “Passing Dreams” — that most unlikely of genres: the Palestinian road movie. The film tells the story of Sami (Adel Abu Ayyash), a 12-year-old living in a refugee camp in the West Bank. His father is in jail and his carrier pigeon has flown away so he heads off to Bethlehem to ask his uncle (Ashraf Barhom) to help him find the lost bird.

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Menemsha Takes North American Rights to Klaus Haro’s World War II Drama ‘Never Alone’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Sales agent The Playmaker has closed a North American distribution deal with Menemsha Films for “Never Alone,” a World War II drama directed by Finnish filmmaker Klaus Härö, known for “My Sailor, My Love” and Oscar-shortlisted and Golden Globe-nominated “The Fencer.” The film will have a private screening this week at the American Film Market in Las Vegas. It will have its festival debut as the opening film of the Baltic competition at Tallinn Black Nights (Nov. 8 to 24), and the North American premiere will take place at the Palm Springs Film Festival (Jan.

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The four safest countries to be in if World War Three breaks out - one is just a 3-hour flight away

With global conflicts escalating, it's not unreasonable to consider a contingency plan. Israel's conflict in Gaza is morphing into a regional war with Iran, Africa is witnessing a series of civil wars, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine shows no signs of abating.

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‘Rule of Two Walls’ Review: Ukrainian Artists Find Refuge Amid War in This First-Hand, Hauntingly Meta Documentary

Carlos Aguilar Incessant and nerve-shattering, the cacophony of the sounds of war — shelling, air-raid alarms, explosions — has seemingly muffled the voices of those under Russian attack in Ukraine. Yet, as Ukrainian citizens learn to coexist with the destruction that plagues their quotidian comings and goings, the resilience of the country’s artists couldn’t be more thunderous.

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Tommy Robinson is jailed for 18 months

Tommy Robinson was today jailed for 18 months after admitting contempt of court by repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee, in breach of an injunction.

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Tommy Robinson pleads guilty to contempt of court over false allegations against Syrian refugee

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson today admitted committing contempt of court by repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee, in breach of an injunction.

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Turkish Superstar Can Yaman Talks Playing Real-Life Hero in ‘El Turco’ at Mipcom

Marta Balaga Industry insiders – and giddy fans – couldn’t hide their excitement about the English-language series “El Turco,” which bowed a first-look trailer at Mipcom. Neither could its protagonist Can Yaman. “I can’t wait for people to meet him,” said the Turkish star.

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Coronation Street star quits after 10 years as they take break from soap

Coronation Street's Dolly-Rose Campbell, who has portrayed Gemma Winter since 2014, is set to leave the soap after a decade, leaving fans heartbroken.

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Coronation Street heartbreak as major star 'suddenly' quits after a decade onscreen

Coronation Street's Dolly-Rose Campbell, who has been playing the role of Gemma Winter since 2014, is set to leave the soap after a decade, leaving fans heartbroken. Her character, Gemma, has always been at the centre of Weatherfield drama, from hiding her criminal past to raising quadruplets Aled, Bryn, Carys and Llio with husband Chesney.The stressed-out mum was diagnosed with post-natal depression after her four children arrived, and she was dealt another blow when she was forced to work several jobs to keep her and Chesney afloat. In recent months, she has been left heartbroken following the death of her beloved twin brother Paul Foreman.

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Firefighter, 44, died due to cocaine after day out drinking with colleagues

A firefighter died after taking cocaine at home following an afternoon drinking with colleagues in Manchester, an inquest has heard.

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Gala Zohar Martinucci Makes Kick 'Arsa' Rome Film Festival Red Carpet Debut

Rising starlet Gala Zohar Martinucci is a vision at the premiere of her new film Arsa held at Auditorium Parco Della Musica at the Rome Film Festival on Friday (October 18) in Italy.

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Full list of bus and tram changes following Piccadilly Gardens crash

A crash between a tram and bus has caused rush hour chaos in the Manchester city centre. Emergency services have flooded to Piccadilly Gardens in response to the ongoing incident.

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Cannes’ Critics Week Opener ‘Ghost Trail,’ Starring Breakout Actor Adam Bessa as Syrian Refugee, Lands U.S. Distribution Deal (EXCLUSIVE)

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Music Box Films has bought U.S. rights to “Ghost Trail,” Jonathan Millet’s tense revenge thriller, from MK2 films (“Anatomy of a Fall”). Millet’s feature debut premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it opened the Critic’s Week section.

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‘The Jacket,’ About a Palestinian Man in a Lebanese Refugee Camp, Boarded by Pluto Ahead of International Premiere at IDFA (EXCLUSIVE)

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Berlin-based sales agent Pluto Film has boarded the feature debut “The Jacket” by Mathijs Poppe ahead of its international premiere in IDFA’s Luminous selection. “The Jacket” is a portrait of Jamal Hindawi, a Palestinian man who lives in exile with his family in the Shatila Refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. Together with his friends, he creates political theater about their connection to their homeland, Palestine, and their situation as refugees in their country of residence, Lebanon.

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European Film Academy Selects ‘Flow,’ ‘Living Large,’ ‘Savages,’ ‘Sultana’s Dream’ and ‘Piano Player’ in Animation Award Contest

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The European Film Academy has revealed the nominations in the animated feature film category of the European Film Awards. The nominated films are Gints Zilbalodis’ “Flow,” Kristina Dufková’s “Living Large,” Claude Barras’“Savages,” Isabel Herguera’s “Sultana’s Dream,” and Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal’s “They Shot the Piano Player.” “Flow” won the main jury and audience awards at Annecy, and the award for original music. It played in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard.

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Isabel Allende’s ‘The Long Petal of the Sea’ Adapted by Pablo, Juan de Dios Larraín’s Fabula, Spain’s Alea Media (EXCLUSIVE)

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Chile’s Fabula and Spain’s Alea Media have unveiled they are allying on development of “A Long Petal of the Sea,” based on a 2019 novel by Isabel Allende. Alea Media founder Aitor Galindo will serve as showrunner on the series which is scheduled to go into production by the end of 2025. The new title joins two of the biggest powerhouses of premium scripted drama in the Spanish-speaking world and powerful IP in a swing for broad audiences worldwide.

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Norwegian Director Eirik Svensson’s Africa-Set Drama ‘Safe House’ Tells Pulled-From-Headlines Story of Aid Worker’s Harrowing Plight

Christopher Vourlias An explosive confrontation between a Muslim man and a Christian mob in an African nation on the brink is at the heart of “Safe House,” an upcoming drama from Norwegian filmmaker Eirik Svensson. The film, which is being repped internationally by TrustNordisk, was presented among the works in progress this week at the Finnish Film Affair in Helsinki.